Within the browser, no, but within AIR, yes. Since the Adobe AIR runtime sandbox extends to the local desktop, you can access the file system, and you can run full screen while still being able to use the keyboard and text inputs.
On 9/14/07, Yigit Boyar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > yeah; it is sth that annoyed me; like years ago the removal of file > access at flash. (i guess it was flash 4 to 5) > > anyway; security comes first of course, but there must be a way to enable > these options, like a certificate or sth else.. > adobe? > Charlie Skinner wrote: > > Could anyone shed any light on what exactly the security issues are with > Full Screen Mode? > > > > I was really excited about this functionality when I first read about it. > But on further exploration I discover that: > > > > *Users cannot enter text in text input fields while in full-screen mode. > All keyboard input and key-related ActionScript is disabled while in > full-screen mode, with the exception of the keyboard shortcuts that take the > viewer out of full-screen mode.* > > * * > > I'm working on a large CMS in Flex and not being able to use the keyboard > or text input boxes makes the application pretty pointless. > > > >
